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In 2014, John Wick was a minor box-office success, and the film’s fight scenes earned a cult fandom, leading to a franchise. The John Wick sequel movie is not just being hyped about because of the return of Keanu Reeves but also because it’s a gateway to the world of gun-fu. Keanu Reeves as John Wick More like this John Wick Director Confirms Highlander Movie With Henry Cavill Happening Gun-Fu from Kung-Fu John Wick Gun-fu is originally rooted in Kung-fu, which is a martial arts genre that came out in Hong Kong. Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan are known for Kung-fu back in the 1970s. These movies would be based on martial arts masters fighting off other martial arts masters or comically large hordes of adversaries. Back in the 1980s, John Woo, the director, took this style of action and added his own spice to it by adding guns and turning it into gangster movies. He made use of slow-motion effects, used two guns, and his movies protagonists and antagonists would expend as many bullets as possible. John Wick’s director, Chad Stahelski who was a longtime stuntman also worked on The Matrix Series. With the success of The Matrix, there was the born of the gun-fu tradition. The Raid and Wick franchises — along with a few other movies represented the demand for gun-fu. These heroes were not just martial artists but they were also superheroes, runaway slaves, assassins, and anyone who could just hold a gun. You may also like It Was Originally For a 75 Years Old Man’ John Wick Producer Reveals How Keanu Reeves Flipped The Script and Landed the Role Originally Meant For Clint Eastwood John Wick 4 Related If They Kill Another Dog, I Am Joining the John Wick Army’ John Wick Chapter 4 Releases Insanely Action Packed Trailer, Fans Want Dogs to Be Safe Else Baba Yaga Loses It The trailer reports say John Wick is back at what he does the best, which is of course getting revenge with the help of any kind of weapons he gets. This movie also includes the same amount of skull-bashing and Gun-fu. In 2019 John Wick Chapter 3- Parabellum had seen the formidable assassin and it was a box-office hit. This movie portrayed ninjas on motorbikes, a fight in New York City horse stables, and much more. Chad Stahelski had previously said that he had no idea how to top the stunts from Wick’s last outing. Chad Stahelski expressed previously in an interview, “There’s been a couple of days where I’ve decided to do number four and I’ve woken up in a cold sweat going, Horses! How do I beat horses?’” John Wick Chapter 4 is set to release on 24th March 2023. More John Wick 4 Here’s What’s Going To Happen In The Parabellum Sequel Source YOUTUBE Keanu Reeves in John Wick and Chow Yun-fat in Hard Boiled. Photo Summit Entertainment Back in 2014, Lionsgate had a minor box-office success with John Wick, a Keanu Reeves vehicle about a finely dressed assassin avenging the death of his beloved dog. It was a really cute dog. The film’s off-kilter world-building, and immaculate fight scenes earned it a cult fandom, and eventually, a franchise This week brought the first trailer for the John Wick sequel, as well as news of a potential third installment. But the film isn’t just notable for kicking off what seems like a legitimate Keanu comeback — it’s also a superb gateway drug to the wild world of gun fu. Gun fu has its roots in kung fu, the martial-arts genre that came out of Hong Kong and, thanks to the virtuosity of performers like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan, became a worldwide phenomenon in the 1970s. Kung fu, meanwhile, has its roots in wuxia; recent examples of the latter include Ang Lee’s Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Hou Hsiao-Hsien’s The Assassin. Everything comes from somewhere! In these movies, martial-arts masters would fight off comically large hordes of adversaries, or other martial-arts masters, in choreographed set-pieces halfway between brawling and ballet. In the 1980s, director John Woo took this style of action and cleverly added guns, combining the elegance and precision of kung fu with the brutality and violence of gangster movies. This genre, also referred to as Heroic Bloodshed, reached its zenith with the three-minute-long one-take shot in Woo’s Hard Boiled, among the greatest action sequences ever filmed. Woo’s innovation was to treat cinematic gunplay as an aesthetic, not just frenetic, experience. He shot his action scenes with deliberate precision and panache, upping the ante in every respect Woo gave Chow Yun-fat two guns instead of one, made extensive use of slow motion, and had his heroes and villains expend as many bullets as possible. If Sam Peckinpah invented the modern gunfight and the editing techniques that help render it in The Wild Bunch, Woo found the iconography within these scenes and heightened it to a point where the weaponized combat became an art in and of itself. If Woo turned Peckinpah into modern dance, then the Wachowskis made Woo pop art. The genius of The Matrix comes from the fact that it combines so many different influences into a coherent new thing. It’s a movie that is at once gun fu and kung fu, filtered through sci-fi and comic-book lenses as well as the best special effects available at the time — and the most possible amount of leather. The Wachowskis’ decision to employ Yuen Woo-ping as fight choreographer played a crucial role in making this work. Yuen, the maestro behind kung-fu classics like Jackie Chan’s Drunken Master, brought his knack for orchestrating impossibly crowded battles to the Wachowskis’ ambitious set-pieces. Unsurprisingly, John Wick’s directors, longtime stuntmen Chad Stahelski and David Leitch, also worked on The Matrix series. Yuen’s influence on Hollywood would eventually extend well beyond Neo; he’d later work on Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon as well as Kill Bill, Quentin Tarantino’s direct homage to kung fu. As nature demands, the success of The Matrix made its own ripples in the gun fu tradition, of which the height — or nadir, depending on your appetite for extreme stylistic indulgence, and, uh, guns — is probably “gun kata,” the fighting style introduced in Kurt Wimmer’s Equilibrium, a movie in which Christian Bale’s character kills 118 people. Gun kata takes the implied martial artistry of Woo’s armed warriors and makes it literal, suggesting an actual science and technique to gunfighting that involves the body and movement, beyond simply pointing and shooting a gun at someone else. Creative as this approach may have been, Wimmer’s gun kata movies were brutalized by critics, and it’s more of an offshoot of the gun-fu genre than a real evolution. But as cyberpunk fell out of favor, the next generation of gun fu looked beyond The Matrix, going back to the origins of the form. In 2011, Welsh director Gareth Evans released The Raid Redemption, which starred Indonesian martial artist Iko Uwais as a policeman battling an entire apartment tower. The Raid took from Woo the idea of one man fighting through one location and an insane number of enemies, but stripped away everything else that might distract from it, creating one of the most concentrated doses of action ever put on film. It was a critical hit and an international cult favorite; it made a star out of Uwais and spawned a sequel, The Raid 2, in 2014. The Raid and Wick franchises — along with a few other titles, like Matthew Vaughn’s Kick-Ass and Kingsman, Timur Bekmambetov’s Wanted, Ilya Naishuller’s Hardcore Henry, and even Tarantino’s Django Unchained — represent the latest wave of gun fu. These new films’ protagonists aren’t just martial artists — they’re now secret agents, superheroes, runaway slaves, assassins, and, really, anyone who can hold a gun. At the same time, because these movies are so stylized and unrealistic — and despite their sky-high body counts and general lionization of firearms — they seem to have mostly avoided the increased politicization of guns in real life. The ripped-from-the-headlines vibe of a movie like Jason Bourne makes the central role of a handgun in its marketing ripe for suggestions that it exploits recent real-life violence, because Jason Bourne is supposed to take place in the real world. But gun-fu movies tend to be closer to video games or other fantastical entertainments; the gunplay might be made to look cool, but it’s also obviously fake. Rightly or wrongly, that seems to exempt it from the same accusations of insensitivity, particularly when the stylized violence of video games like the Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty franchises is so much more immersive and intense. John Wick Chapter 2 isn’t likely to change the debate over gun violence onscreen, nor will it seek to do so. The bigger question is whether it can remain as fresh and surprising as the first one now that we’ve seen what it has up its sleeve. Hint it’s a gun. The Gun-Fu of John Wick and John Woo A Primer Jakarta - Sadar penonton membutuhkan adegan aksi bukan dialog bertele-tele, Keanu Reeves memilih untuk memangkas dialognya di dalam naskah John Wick Chapter dari The Wall Street Journal, Keanu Reeves bahkan disebut hanya mengucapkan 380 kata dalam 109 kalimat di film berdurasi hampir tiga jam ini cukup berbeda dibandingkan pada film pertama yang berdurasi 101 menit. Dalam film itu di Keanu Reeves disebutkan mengucapkan 484 kata. "Dengan durasi 169 menit, film keempat hampir tiga jam, tapi hanya 380 kata yang diucapkan Wick. Hampir 10 persennya kata tersebut diucapkan di dalam trailer yang membuatnya terlihat agak cerewet," tulis laporan ini ternyata dibuat oleh Keanu Reeves dan sang sutradara, Chad Stahelski. Keduanya memilih memangkas hampir 50 persen dari kata pada naskah pada adegan di mana Wick berduel dengan Marquis de Gramont Bill Skarsgard, Keanu memilih hanya mengucapkan kata-kata pendek dibandingkan dialog panjang."Cukup mengejutkan betapa berdedikasinya ia untuk tak banyak berbicara," tutur penulis naskah, Michael kalimat terpanjangnya pun hanya berisikan tak lebih dari 11 kata saja, yakni "Kau dan aku sudah meninggalkan kehidupan yang tenang sejak lama temanku'," ucapnya pada Shimazu Koji Hiroyuki Sanada, ketua Continental Hotel di Keanu Reeves memang menjanjikan adegan aksi dalam level yang berbeda di film itu. Ia menyebutkan akan ada banyak sekali suguhan yang bisa dinikmati para pecinta film aksi."Tidak cuma mengemudi, aku juga memakai nunchaku, kuharap bisa menyuguhkan level berbeda dari judo dan jiu-jitsu. Jadi ada car-fu kungfu di mobil, gun-fu kungfu dengan senjata api dan sword-fu kungfu dengan pedang, jadi ada banyak sekali kungfu di sana," ceritanya di IGN Fan Fest."Kami membuatnya dalam level berbeda," tambah Keanu Wick Chapter 4 dijadwalkan tayang sejak 24 Maret di seluruh bioskop di Tanah Air. Simak Video "Keanu Reeves Cuma Bicara 380 Kata di 'John Wick Chapter 4'" [GambasVideo 20detik] ass/pus Go to Shadowrun Can I be John Wick Gun Kata and specialization in pistol, possible? Usually firing guns in melee makes one suffer a -3 dp modifier Learning close quarter firearms pistols reduces this penalty to -2dp Going by errata and allowing specializing in a martial art on applicable skill If I take „gun kata“ as a specialization in pistols because gun kata and its technique revolves around firing guns in melee and get +2dp, do all penalties and modifiers cancel out and result in a +-0 dp firing pistols in melee? Is that rules legal? Can I be Keanu Reeves and avenge my dead hell hound in style? Tldr - just want to know if this combination is rules legal Edit also, do I impose a -3dp modifier on an enemy when they themselves use pistols when I engage them with gun kata in melee, firing pistols? Tldr personal solution Update - cost 21 karma to all of you who want to be breathtaking as well - yes, multiple specializations are possible but only one applies at any given time unless you want to use improvised weapon pistol whip’. unarmed , specializing in gun kata for clubs/unarmed. Solution Taking a second martial art with another penalty reduction CQC Pistol and stacking it is the way to go, reducing the melee penalty from -3 to -1. Add in specialization in pistols Semi-automatics +2dp gives a net of +1... now engage in melee with an enemy to penalize him for -3 while yourself can John Wick/equilibrium/matrix them with +1 dp modifier. Now get up runner, we got punks to gun-kata Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Image credit Lionsgate SPOILER WARNING The following article contains massive spoilers for all three John Wick movies. Please stop here if you don’t want anything the past decade, the John Wick franchise has not only introduced audiences to some of the best action movies in recent memory but also dozens of iconic and memorable characters. With the release of John Wick Chapter 4 right around the corner, now is the perfect time to stop for a moment and take a look back at all the assassins, crime bosses, and mysterious individuals who have come into contact with Keanu Reeves’ out-of-retirement contract killer as friend, foe, or somewhere in the middle and where we saw them are a lot of characters to cover and multiple fates to consider, so let’s jump right into the action and look back on the major players from the groundbreaking 2014 action thriller and its two sequels John Wick Chapter 2 and John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum. John Wick Keanu ReevesImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Last Appearance John Wick 3 Parabellum Audiences were introduced to Jardani Jovonovich, aka John Wick, aka Baba Yaga as he finds a new purpose in raising a puppy named Daisy that was a gift from his recently deceased wife, delivered to him on the day of her funeral. Wick’s days of peace and tranquility are short-lived, however, as a group of Russian gangsters break into his home, kill his dog, and steal his car, setting him on a path of vengeance that will set the tone for the rest of the franchise. We last saw the dog-loving hitman during the John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum ending, when, on the run after being labeled “excommunicado” by the High Table, Wick was shot and presumably killed by Winston Ian McShane. However, Wick was saved by the Bowery King Laurence Fishburne, who announces his plans to take on the High Table with the assassin implying he was willing to help. Winston Ian McShaneImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — ParabellumWe first met Winston, the owner of the New York Continental Hotel in John Wick, when the titular assassin first came out of retirement and sought to avenge his dead dog. Not long after being introduced to the rule-obsessed figure, he showed just what happens to those who don’t stick to a code and fall into their animalistic impulses. In the final moments of John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum, in an attempt to prove his loyalty to the Adjudicator, and High Table as a whole, Winston shoots an on-the-run John Wick, who is believed to have died from the shot and subsequent fall. Still, it has yet to be determined if Winston knew Wick would survive the fall or if he intended on killing his long-time friend. Charon Lance ReddickImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Last Appearance John Wick 3 Parabellum Charon, the concierge at the Continental Hotel in New York City, is one of the first employees of the hotel and associated assassin society that John Wick encounters when he first gets back into the game. A major part of all entries in the franchise so far, the mysterious Charon takes a more hands-on approach in the third installment, assisting Wick in taking on the High Table in one hell of a gunfight. He is last seen standing with Winston aft The Bowery King Laurence FishburneImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum The Bowery King, the mysterious leader of The Soup Kitchen and its vast underworld intelligence network, is introduced in John Wick Chapter 2 as an unlikely ally of the titular assassin who provides him with a gun and seven bullets to defend character returns in a larger capacity in John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum and is seen going to war with the High Table after the organization attempts to strip him of his power and kill numerous members of his sprawling enterprise. And based on what we’ve seen from John Wick Chapter 4 so far, Keanu Reeves’ The Matrix co-star will be giving Wick a helping hand, a suit, and a gun once again. The Adjudicator Asia Kate DillonImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum The central antagonist of John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum, The Adjudicator spends the movie hot on the tail of the iconic hitman, doing everything in their power to track down the on-the-run killer and hold him accountable for breaking the rules of the High Table. We last see the character after they realize that John Wick might not be dead and what this could mean for everyone involved in the disappearance of his body. And while it hasn’t been disclosed if The Adjudicator will appear in the upcoming sequel, the character will be a part of The Continental cast, just played by a different Director Anjelica HustonImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum The Director is introduced in John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum as the leader of the Ruska Roma crime syndicate who provides Wick with safe passage to Casablanca. This decision, however, would end up bringing great pain to the legendary criminal as both her hands are stabbed by High Table mercenaries for providing the wanted hitman with assistance. The Director is yet another figure from the John Wick universe set to appear in the upcoming Ballerina spinoff movie. Sofia Al-Azwar Halle BerryImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum Sofia Al-Azwar makes her first and for now, only appearance in John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum when she helps John Wick get in contact with The Elder deep in the Moroccan desert. And while the leader of the Continental’s Casablanca hotel won’t be a part of John Wick Chapter 4, Sofia might be getting her own spinoff movie, as reported by John LeguizamoImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Introduced as one of John Wick’s friends in John Wick, Aurelio is the owner of a chop shop with connections to The Continental. Showing up briefly in the first two installments, Aurelio is last seen receiving information on his old friend’s bounty along with seemingly every other person with ties to the criminal underworld. Hopefully, one of Wick’s closest allies returns at some point in the future. Abram Tarasov Peter StormareImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 One of the few people to find themselves in John Wick’s path and live to see another day, Abram Tarasov owns a chop shop that came into possession of the hitman’s car that was stolen by his nephew, Iosef Tarasov. In addition to making a deal with the titular hero in John Wick Chapter 2, Tarasov also provides a great deal of exposition about the assassin and his tendencies. Tick-Tock Man Jason MantzoukasImage credit LionsgateLast Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum The Tick-Tock Man, one of the best Jason Mantzoukas characters, is seen multiple times throughout John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum. We first see him teasing John Wick with “Tick-tock, Mr. Wick. Tick-tock” just before the $14 million contract goes live. The Bowery King’s ally is then seen grabbing Wick’s body and transporting him to safety after getting shot and falling from the Continental. Earl Tobias SegalImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum Earl, one of the many hitmen to be working undercover as a member of New York’s homeless population, is seen multiple times throughout John Wick Chapter 2 and its sequel providing information and other forms of assistance to the Bowery King. The Doctor Randall Duk KimImage credit LionsgateFirst Appearance John Wick Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum The Doctor has popped up a couple of times in the John Wick franchise so far. He is introduced in the first film as the Continental doctor who stitches up a wounded John Wick. He later appears in John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum where he again provides the assassin with services. But since Wick is on the run after being excommunicated, the doctor asks to be shot so the High Table thinks he was forced to provide his Elder Saïd TaghmaouiImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum In John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum, The Elder, the mysterious and presumed leader of the High Table gives the titular hero a new suit and a brief moment of safety in exchange for one thing a demonstration of fealty his finger.Cassian CommonImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Cassian only appears in John Wick Chapter 2, but with the way his story ends in the franchise’s second chapter, it wouldn’t be surprising to see him show up again at some point in the future. After John Wick takes out Gianna D’Antonio during his hunt for her brother, Cassian begins a crusade to eliminate the legendary hitman through any means necessary. During their epic fight, which ends in a subway car, Wick stabs Cassian and gives him a choice leave the knife in and possibly survive or pull it out and die. Maybe he’ll show back up one day to finish his business with John Wick or become a useful ally in a time of Who Are Dead Or Presumed DeadImage credit LionsgateThere are a lot of kills in the John Wick franchise. And while a large portion of that body count consists of random henchmen, bodyguards, and other goons, some of the series’ most iconic characters have met their maker thanks to Mr. Wick and his allies. Here are the most notable of the bunch… Ares Ruby RoseImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Ares, the silent assassin who gave everyone’s favorite assassin a run for his money in John Wick Chapter 2 was introduced and killed in the franchise’s second chapter after she had a vicious fight with the former contract killer. And while there is a case that could be made for Santino D’Antonio’s most vicious bodyguard surviving her encounter with John Wick especially considering she was stabbed like Cassian, Ares was given no set of choices from the battered hitman. Zero Mark DacascosImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum Zero, a lethal assassin, who rana sushi restaurant on the side, was hired by The Adjudicator to take out John Wick in John Wick Chapter 3 — Parabellum through any means necessary. After encountering one another multiple times over the course of the movie, Wick finally got the better of Zero and struck him down once and for all, even if the respected and honorable swordsman told his killer he would catch up to him later. Marcus Willem DafoeImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Introduced in John Wick, Marcus was one of the recently un-retired hitman’s closest friends and a former mentor who was then hired to take out his protégé for killer Viggo Tarasov’s son. Unbeknownst to his employer, Marcus was actually working to save Wick, not kill him, a decision that ultimately led to his own Tarasov Alfie AllenImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Iosef Tarasov, the man-child and son of Viggo Tarasov who brought John Wick out of retirement, met his maker after crossing paths with the notorious contract killer one too many times. After killing Wick’s dog, stealing his car, and destroying what was left of his peace and serenity, Iosef was more than deserving of the violent death he received. Viggo Tarasov Michael NyqvistImage credit LionsgateViggo Tarasov Michael NyqvistFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Viggo Tarasov made his first and only appearance in the first installment of the John Wick franchise. Wick’s former employer, Viggo took out a hit on the trained killer in an effort to save his son from an early yet deserved death. There was no such luck for the younger Tarasov or anyone protecting him, his father included, and Viggo perished after one final fight with John Wick in the film’s closing Perkins Adrianne PalickiImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Ms. Perkins, a ruthless and accomplished assassin staying at the Continental Hotel in John Wick, found out what happens to those who break the one golden rule. After trying again and again to kill Wick, breaking every rule in the process, including a very important Continental rule, Perkins met her fate after a final meeting with Winston and four D’Antonio Riccardo ScamarcioImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Santino D’Antonio was brought into the picture in John Wick Chapter 2 when the Italian mafioso called in a debt he owes for allowing the titular hitman to retire prior to the events of the first movie. Santino’s way of calling in this debt? Oh, forcing Wick to kill the crime boss’ sister Gianna D’Antonio so that he could lead the Camorra. After everything was said and done and Santino thought he was safe at the Continental Hotel in New York, Wick broke the golden rule and killed him, becoming a marked man in the D’Antonio Claudia GeriniImage credit LionsgateFirst/Last Appearance John Wick Chapter 2 Gianna D’Antonio was introduced and killed off in John Wick Chapter 2 after her brother put a price on her head and forced John Wick to complete the task. At first, it looked like Gianna was going to be able to go out on her own terms by slitting her wrists, but Wick opted to shoot her in the head after she lost Are The Best John Wick Scenes?These are just the major players from the John Wick franchise to be introduced over the years, and doesn’t account for the likes of Jimmy the police officer or John Wick’s late wife Helen from the series’ first entry. And with all the additions to the John Wick Chapter 4 cast, it’s only a matter of time before this list gets a little longer… Your Daily Blend of Entertainment News Philip grew up in Louisiana not New Orleans before moving to St. Louis after graduating from Louisiana State University-Shreveport. When he's not writing about movies or television, Philip can be found being chased by his three kids, telling his dogs to stop barking at the mailman, or yelling about professional wrestling to his wife. If the stars properly align, he will talk about For Love Of The Game being the best baseball movie of all time. Most Popular

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